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And while the author paid meticulous mind to her period settings, her take on desire and longing has a very modern intensity to it, as if an ancient score were being performed on a contemporary (and surpassingly elegant) instrument.
Set in seventeenth-century Denmark, Rose Tremain's dazzling, prize-winning tale is a pungently atmospheric, richly provocative, and masterfully orchestrated romance of point and counterpoint: loyalty and deception...tenderness and violence...community and alienation...peace and conflict...Music & Silence.Peter Claire is an English lutenist summoned to Denmark to join King Christian IV's royal orchestra.
Rose Tremain says in an interview published at the end of the book that she enjoyed writing these sections most of all.
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